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 The Columbia River Its History—Its Myths—Its Scenery—Its Commerce By William Denison Lyman

Professor of History in Whitman College, Walla Walla, Washington Fully Illustrated

This is the first effort to present a book distinctively on the Columbia River. It is the intention of the author to give some special prominence to Nelson and the magnificent lake district by which it is surrounded. As the joint possession of the United States and British Columbia, and as the grandest scenic river of the continent, the Columbia is worthy of special attention.

In Preparation:

Each will be fully illustrated and will probably be published at $3.50 net

1.—Inland Waterways

By Herbert Quick

2.—The Mississippi River

By Julius Chambers

3.—The Story of the Chesapeake

By Ruthella Mory Bibbins

4.—Lake George and Lake Champlain

By W. Max Reid

Author of “The Mohawk Valley,” “The Story of Old Fort Johnson,” etc.